Indoor luminaires
Lighting
Glamox indoor luminaires for offices, corridors, stairwells, schools and healthcare buildings: this category lists 1230 articles. Mounting type is the first thing to settle - 429 recessed luminaires for suspended ceilings, 383 surface-mounted luminaires for solid ceilings, 211 suspended luminaires above desks and 68 wall luminaires for corridors and stairwells. On colour temperature, 1030 articles run at 4000 K and 651 at 3000 K, while 176 articles work as Tunable White with adjustable colour temperature. Control is either DALI with 786 articles or a switchable HF version with 548 articles.
Straight to the right mounting type
The mounting type decides the ceiling cut-out, the suspension and the look of the installation. Pick the entry that matches your ceiling, or start from colour temperature, control and colour rendering instead.
Recessed luminairesFor suspended grid and plasterboard ceilings with a prepared cut-out.429 articles
Surface-mounted luminairesFixed straight to a solid ceiling where there is no void above.383 articles
Suspended luminairesHung above desks, meeting tables and reception counters.211 articles
Wall luminairesFor corridors, stairwells and areas with no usable ceiling.68 articles
Colour temperature 4000 KNeutral white light for offices, schools and healthcare.1030 articles
Tunable WhiteColour temperature follows the day, for schools and care areas.176 articles
DALI dimmableAddressed digitally and controlled in groups or scenes.786 articles
Colour rendering Ra 90High colour fidelity for examination, display and colour checks.75 articles
| Criterion | Values in the range | What matters |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting type | Recessed 429, surface-mounted 383, suspended 211, wall 68 | Ceiling build-up and available void define the body shape. |
| Luminous flux | most common steps 4000 lm with 258, 3000 lm with 151, 5000 lm with 122 and 6000 lm with 115 articles | Match the flux per luminaire with the planned quantity and the room height. |
| Colour temperature | 4000 K 1030, 3000 K 651, Tunable White 176 | 4000 K for working areas, 3000 K for lounges and reception. |
| Colour rendering | Ra 80 with 1108, Ra 90 with 75, Ra 70 with 2 articles | Ra 90 wherever colours are judged. |
| Control | DALI dimmable 786, switchable HF 548, Tunable White 157, dimmable 23 | DALI for groups and scenes, HF for presence and daylight switching. |
| IP rating | IP20 197, IP40 174, IP55 79, IP65 57, IP54 46, IP44 28, IP43 8 | IP20 and IP40 for dry rooms, IP44 upwards for damp and wash-down areas. |
| Power | focus on 35 W with 85, 28 W with 84 and 16 W with 46 articles | Read power input together with the luminous flux. |
| Series | ALIGN-F 33, C80-S1150 30, ALIGN-P1550 24, C77-R312x1250 21 | Within one series the body shape and the dimensions stay the same. |
- Which mounting type suits a suspended grid ceiling?
- A suspended grid or plasterboard ceiling calls for a recessed luminaire. 429 articles in this category are recessed, among them the C95-R625x625 series with 17 and C77-R600x600 with 13 articles, whose dimensions are part of the series name. For a solid ceiling, or where the ceiling stays closed, choose a surface-mounted luminaire from 383 articles.
- What is the difference between DALI and the switchable version?
- DALI dimmable means the luminaire is addressed over a digital bus and controlled in groups or scenes; 786 articles are built this way. The switchable version with HF sensor covers 548 articles and works without a bus, reacting to presence and daylight. A further 23 articles are supplied as a plain dimmable version.
- When does Tunable White pay off?
- Tunable White shifts the colour temperature across the day and is mainly used in schools, care areas and meeting rooms. This category holds 176 articles with Tunable White as colour temperature, and 157 articles list Tunable White as control type as well.
- Which colour temperature is usual for offices and schools?
- 4000 K is neutral white and, with 1030 articles, the most common colour temperature in the range; it is used in offices, schools and healthcare buildings. 3000 K appears warmer, is represented by 651 articles and suits foyers, break areas and corridors.
- Which IP rating do I need in a stairwell or a tea kitchen?
- Dry interiors are covered by IP20 with 197 articles or IP40 with 174 articles. Where moisture or cleaning water occurs, for instance in tea kitchens and sanitary rooms, choose IP44 with 28 articles, IP54 with 46 articles or IP65 with 57 articles.
